Two Sparta Men Sentenced At Meadville
Twenty seven defendants faced Meadville county court with several Spartansburg and regional residents among them. Sentences included probation and fines for forging bank checks and liquor code violations, plus orders to repay losses and undergo institutional review. Additional cases involved larceny, burglary, and resisting authorities with various jail terms and future parole considerations.
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Spartansburg
Union City
Grand Valley
Waterford
Ford
Meadville
R. Tillotson
R. D. ‘Spartanebu
Ounts
Gary Eugene Nichols
Titusville
Walter P. Wells
Potter County
Julius Roy Sandor
R. D
Spartansbute
Pebrrars
Wer
Gir A Tharee
Vantqing
Jildee Wells
Sandor
Idge Wells
Robert Elmer Olmstead
Union Gily
Turner Mill, Inc
Cambridge Springs
Western Penn
Ssylvania Diagnostic and Classification Center
Lowell J. Thomas
R. Dot
Mooks
Robert
Elliott Cranmer
Jamaica
Hearing Set in Hit and Run Case in Oregon City
Justice of the Peace Bernice Tuckwood will hear the hit and run charge against Bernard Renaud, 38, of Boyle on Friday. Renaud allegedly rear-ended Charles Roach, 44, of Ayray Roach along Route 6 west of Union City, fled the scene, and continued until his radiator broke. Roach pursued and reported the incident to Star Police.
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Justice of the Peace
Bernice Tuckwood
Oregon City
Chie
Bernard Renaud
Byle
Renaud
Charles Rosch
Yray Roach
Union City
Royaud
Rose
Elven
Chase
Star Police
Traffic Death Toll Rises in Four-Month Chicago Report
The nation records 11,300 traffic deaths in the first four months of the year, up from 10,700 in the corresponding period, according to a Chicago overview.
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Chicago
Neophyte Driver Causes Multi-Stop Crash on One Way Street
Robert E. Carroll, 59, with instructor Walter Mace and Carroll’s wife Opal, 61, crashed on a wrong way run in Corry. He rammed a gas pump, fence, window, mailbox, and a tree stump near Nichols Grocery. Damages estimated at about 500 dollars. Carroll faces charges for driving while inexperienced as police report details.
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Robert E. Carroll
Snyder Circle
Walter Mace
West Main-street
Carroll
Opal
Mace
Corry Memorial Hospital
Police
Tiple
East Main Street
Carrell
Nott Fms
Nichols Grocery
Abney
Corry
Drivin
Sonewry Street
West Columbus Bypass Sidewalk Fix Promised By State
City residents hear State Highway Department outline for the West Columbus bypass. Officials confirm removal of sidewalks on one side of the street and relocation of utilities as part of the project. No definite start date has been set. bidding is expected late summer with construction likely to begin soon after.
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State Highway Department
Cousell
Collier
West Columbus
Ww Department
Walter Treets
Bernard Shaw
Corry
Buck
White Street
Eastern U S Weather Wet Across Broad Eastern Region
The Associated Press reports widespread showers and severe storms sweeping the eastern half of the nation. Tornadoes and high winds lashed Texas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Illinois with heavy rains spreading into Pennsylvania and nearby states. Damage included ruined cotton crops in the south while Kansas Nebraska Missouri areas endured heavy weather warnings.
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Associated Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Town
Illinois
Stillwater
Shawnee
Paula
Kal
Rock Springs
Tox Ottumwa
West Contra
Dons
Frankfork
Senilu Wral
Nebraska
Florida
South
Retailers To Hold Session On One More Evening
The chamber of commerce session resumes tonight at 8 in the municipal building auditorium. Retail Division chairman Frank Grice stated if retailers approve the plan, action will move forward at once for a Monday event and summer opening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Saminstonas
Bave
U S War Dead Remembered Across Generations
A fragmented report recalls Civil War dead with flowers on graves and a 1868 General Order by General John A. Logan designating May 30 as Decoration Day. It links grief to battlefield sites from Bull Run to Vietnam and honors soldiers who died for the country.
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John A. Loeuntasuiedn
Grand Army of the Republic
Fale
Jang
Tose
Bull Ru
el Cappy
Argonne
Pagiffe
Chargin Reservoir
South
Viet Nam
Abe
Parilly
Tss Arle Vou
Hawaii
Chipntlal
Sality
Wort Bank
Shades Of 1929 Stock Market Takes Nosedive
The stock market plunged sharply as pinkney selling spread from early trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid to new lows, wiping out an estimated 115 billion dollars in market value amid heavy losses and panic. The session showed a swift, wide decline with large price gaps and high turnover, reflecting a market in distress.
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Spheappies
Gentil
Obier -Josses
Pokaroid
Weatlinhouse
Eastman Kovak
Sten
Teadine
State putting half million in area projects
State plans about a half million dollars in Warren County road and bridge work this summer. Work includes widening and straightening major roads, replacing deteriorating bridges at Bear Lake and Spring Creek, and improving access to Corry and Columbus. Projects total around 199000 to 180000 dollars and aim for completion by fall after three months of construction.
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State Highway Department
Dallas
Warren County
Corry
Worth
Hammond
Columbus
Hishway
Bear Lake
Hamsmond
Nearey
Spring Creek
Colubus
Elietree Erie
Rowle
Lotts- Ville
Recovery stock chairman faces bear market without panic
UNAMBLISS AP Business News reports on Edwin Posner chairing the American Stock Exchange amid a volatile Monday session. Posner, stepping down after Labor Day in favor of Edwin Etherington, believes the market will eventually recover, noting uncertainty about what will halt the bear trend as prices drop and broker calls increase.
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AP Business News
Wester New York
Edwin
Tin
Poser
America Exchange
Fepral
Edwin Etherington
Etherington
Posner
Iphis Gillen
Olward
Sian
Grin
Walston and Co
Connecticut
Employment Up In Pennsylvania News Brief
Employment in Pennsylvania rose last month with more jobs added overall. Officials noted non manufacturing sectors led the gain while construction and related industries showed steady demand.
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Pennsylvania
Namniapun Rar
Somerses
Pautimait
Ak ‘Department
Mrustiles
Winer Eestt
spHrandt
Favoralte Ati
Vonstrifetton Andysteies
Hodges Proposes Quick Tax Overhaul To Aid Recovery
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges told reporters a rapid tax overhaul is needed to counter investor confidence losses from falling stock prices. He urged an early announcement of possible tax revisions including income tax cuts for individuals and corporations and immediate tax write off schedules to stimulate business investment. Hodges stressed implementing measures piecemeal as they become available rather than waiting for a full package.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Treasury
Itera Vision
Planta
Hodises
Advance Warning Of Memorial Day Traffic Tragedy
Fragmentary report warns of a Memorial Day traffic crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. It notes fatalities among New Jersey residents and anticipates higher holiday death tolls as warnings of dangerous highway conditions spread.
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Srene
Pennsylvania
Stanton Tilercharges
Phew
New Jersey
Israel Rejects Eichmann Clemency Plea in High Court
In Jerusalem the Supreme Court rejected Adolf Eichmanns appeal for clemency leaving him facing possible execution for his role in the Nazi mass killings. The five justices affirmed the death sentence, as Eichmann sat in a bulletproof cage and defense counsel prepared to seek presidential clemency. A decision on mercy was not expected before midweek.
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Jerusalem
Supreme Court
Eichmanns
Gestapo
Simon Agtanat
Bichmatin
Bielmani
Dry Robert Servatius
Izhake Ben-Zv
Justice Ministry
Bichmany
Ramleh
Tel Aviv
Bichmann
Tri-Bimal
Hichmann Agai
Eichmann
Avery
Auiale
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Cotnell
Cotnnell Chambers
Municlnat—Buildiie
Snyder Circle Suihayentts
Wan
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Fi Way
West Columbus Avenue
Forthcomine Rioulets
U. S
U.S
Estes
Washington Aps
Agriculture de Parlment
Agricultre Department
Init
Sare US
R Smith
Apri
Cuilina Marketing Service
Winn B. Jackson
Jackson
Pinkey
Munday
Giteatiys Naiby
Sec Enary
Terristry
Douglas Dillon
Kepmedy
Tyne
Industria
Patin
Fichmann
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